Review Samsung Debuts U.S Netbooks

The N210, and other Samsung Netbooks, dual-boots into either Windows 7 Starter edition or the Linux-based Phoenix Hyperspace OS (once you figure out the key press needed to start the latter). Win 7 takes about a minute to start up; Hyperspace cuts the boot time in half and provides access to Web-based apps.

Performance is as you might expect for a low-cost model. You’ll spend plenty of time looking at Win 7’s “I’m Working On It” animated spinning icon when booting up, launching apps, or opening largish files.

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